• Migos Perform Trap Symphony Version of 'Handsome & Wealthy'

    After shocking the world by collaborating to create an orchestral version of their hit single "Hannah Montana," Atlanta rap trio Migos have unveiled the second song from a "Trap Symphony EP" the group is putting out in advance of their debut album "Yung Rich Nation". The trio, now only a pair since Offset still sitting in Bulloch County Jail, collaborate with an orchestra to add some "real instruments" to their hit "Handsome and Wealthy."

  • The Weeknd Gives Hot Performance in 'Can't Feel My Face' Music Video

    It's hard to imagine The Weeknd performing his new hit song "Can't Feel My Face" and getting anything less than a purely enthusiastic reception from the crowd, but in the song's new music video, people aren't feeling it. As the lead Beauty Behind the Madness single sits at No. 2 on the charts, today (July 28) the hot visual finally dropped via Apple Music.

  • Tom DeLonge Admits It Would Take 'Just A Few Phone Calls' To Rejoin Blink-182

    Earlier in the year, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker announced their split from long-time front man and companion Tom DeLonge, when the singer reportedly refused to head back to the studio to record fresh Blink material. The duo continued to explain that they're in the midst of a "friendly divorce" with the displaced musician.

  • Meghan Trainor Gets Animated for 'The Peanuts Movie' Song 'Better When I'm Dancin'

    Meghan Trainor is all about having fun and being confident even with some extra bass, and now the "Dear Future Husband" singer will be bringing her brand of positivity and pop music to the Peanuts Movie gang. Today (July 28), Trainor announced that she's written a new song for the upcoming animated feature film, fittingly titled "Better When I'm Dancin'."

  • Birdman Calls Lil Wayne Son, Says Nicki & Drake Aren't Leaving in Angie Martinez Preview

    While the feud between Meek Mill and Drake has dominated headlines over the past week, the battle between Birdman and Lil Wayne has become one of the biggest stories in hip-hop over the past year. We have heard a lot from Lil Wayne on the matter, but Birdman has kept largely silent, especially recently since the issue has gone to court. Birdman is now opening up in a special interview with Power 105.1's Angie Martinez who was able to spend time with the Cash Money don at his Miami mansion and dive deep into the issue. The interview won't be aired until 4 p.m. today, but a preview has been put online.

  • Keith Richards Releases Studio Footage 'Trouble' Video on Apple Music

    It's been 23 years since Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards crafted a solo album, however, September 18 will stop the lengthy album drought with the release of Crosseyed Heart. In the latest video for "Trouble," Richards jams in the studio alongside fellow guitarist Waddy Watchel and drummer Steve Jordan.

  • Funkmaster Flex Petition Hits the Web After Meek Mill Dis Track Is Scrapped

    Last night when the clock struck 7p.m. any and every hip hop enthusiast iin the Tri State area and beyond was glued to their radios waiting on Dj Funkmaster Flex to debut Meek Mill's response to Drake's "Charged Up" track. However, after waiting hour after hour listening to Flex's pre set mix, listeners were completely irate when they finally realized there would be no diss track.

  • Azealia Banks Calls Australian Crowds Terrible, Violent & Belligerent

    Azealia Banks is no stranger to speaking her mind on social media - taking on everyone from Iggy Azalea to Nicki Minaj - but now the "Ice Princess" rapper is taking on a whole country. In a series of tweets, the outspoken emcee called out Australian audiences for being violent and unsafe to perform for after one fan offered up a backhanded compliment.

  • Tom Cruise, Jimmy Fallon Lip Sync Battle Righteous Brothers, The Weeknd on 'Tonight Show'

    Jimmy Fallon's popular The Tonight Show lip sync battle segment may have become its own sensational show, but there's nothing quite like the original. Last night (July 27), the talk show host and Mission: Impossible actor Tom Cruise took to the stage to faux-rock out to hits from The Weeknd, The Rolling Stones, Meatloaf and maybe even a little "Old Time Rock 'n' Roll."
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